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The Vintage Japanese “OK” Hand Logo Explained

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Kevin San

Few things in life are cooler than vintage racing liveries. The colors, the typefaces, and the long-extinct corporate logos (of often just-as-extinct corporations) capture a moment in time that can never be replicated again. Add to that the rawness of … Continue reading →

Posted in japan, mazda, motorsports, nissan, toyota | Tagged 240z, 240zg, 260z, 280z, c10, capella, celica, condom, corolla, fairlady z, fuji, gt-r, Hakosuka, katayama, kgc10, kpgc10, levin, mazda, nissan, ok symbol, okamoto, rx-2, rx-3, s30, savanna, skyline, ta22, te27, toyota | 23 Comments

Mazdas at Fuji Speedway, October 10, 1972

Posted on March 17, 2010 by Ben Hsu

This video comes courtesy of oldschool.co.nz via Retro-Classics. It’s from the heyday of the Fuji touring car championships and is unique in that the narration is in English! No more picking handfuls of syllables out of rapid-fire Japanese commentary that … Continue reading →

Posted in mazda, motorsports, nissan | Tagged bluebird, bluebird-u, capella, corolla, datsun, fuji gc, fuji speedway, galant, gurachan, katayama, levin, mazda, mitsubishi, nissan, rx-2, rx-3, rx-7, savanna, skyline, sprinter, te27, terada, toyota, trueno, yorino | 4 Comments

Tag Archives: katayama

The Vintage Japanese “OK” Hand Logo Explained

Mazdas at Fuji Speedway, October 10, 1972

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